Your CV, rebuilt for each job, out of sentences you wrote yourself.
No model writes a word of it. Tailoring is selection and ordering, not rewriting, so there is nothing for it to invent.
How it works
- Import your CV once. It becomes a set of facts: roles, dates, and the bullets you already wrote.
- Paste a job, or read it off the page with the browser extension while you are looking at it.
- Get a CV built from your own bullets, ordered by how well each one answers that job, with the gaps named honestly.
What that actually means
An example, not a real person's record.
The job asked for:
ISO 14001 implementation experience
Your profile already said:
Implemented ISO 14001 across 30 sites, cutting audit findings by 40% in the first year.
That sentence goes onto the CV exactly as you typed it. It was chosen because it answers this requirement, and moved to the top for the same reason. Nothing was reworded, embellished or generated.
What it will not do
- It will not write experience you do not have. If a job needs something your profile does not cover, it says so.
- It will not submit anything for you. The extension fills boxes and shows you every value first. You press the employer's button.
- It will tell you when a job is not worth your afternoon, which is usually the more useful answer.
Your data is stored in India and you can delete all of it yourself, in one action. What we collect and why.